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Rezumatul de față prezintă principalele constatări ale celui de al doilea raport principal întocmit de FRA pe baza Sondajului privind drepturile fundamentale. Sondajul a colectat date de la aproximativ 35 000 de persoane cu privire la experiențele, percepțiile și opiniile acestora referitoare la o serie de aspecte care intră în sfera drepturilor omului sub diverse forme.

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